Hi I have made a little test program that shows graphics from my game, and then tests how fast your computer renders it. The final result it automatically sent to my server so you don't have to do anything else but start the program. Information abut your graphics card will also be sent to my server. Why do I need this? Because I need to see how different graphics cards perform in my game. When I have enough data, I can write a system in my game that automatically adjusts the graphics setting, so that the game runs optimal on all graphics cards. Also I want to see how well ATI card handles my (I have only NVIDIA cards). To run the test program you will need .NET 2.0 witch can be downloaded here And you will need XNA framework witch can be downloaded here , and you will need the latest version of DirectX 9.0c The test program can be downloaded here and all submits are anonymous The test has 4 small tests. The graphics becomes more intens, and in the last test the graphics are very detailed Thanks to all who participate :) [Edited by - steffanp on June 28, 2007 12:19:07 PM]

Test 1 runs with 800x600 res. no anti alias, low texture detail, a low shader and no bloom.
Test 2 runs with 1024x768 res. no anti alias, medium texture detail, a detailed shader and no bloom.
Test 3 runs with 1024x768 res. 2x anti alias, high texture detail, a detailed shader and bloom.
Test 3 runs with 1280x1024 res. 4x anti alias, high texture detail, a detailed shader and bloom.

The poly count is the same

Your test results was low because (i think) there is a problem with my shader and ATI cards. (Do you have an ATI card?). I can see the that old NVIDIA cards gets very good scores, but almost all ATI cards get bad scores. This is interesting, and i am trying to located the problem

Sorry ToolMaker, it is my fault. I have now changed to program, so that if a test goes wrong, it is skipped

Hmm, it crashes right from the get-go on my machine. I have a Radeon x600, running on a 3.2GHz dual core CPU.